Sentence examples for to enormous effect from inspiring English sources

Both embellish Hilton's admirably clear approach to the text to enormous effect.

Those weaker boys reappear to enormous effect in the part of the novel that describes the devastation of AIDS.

Mr. Puente's music was clearly shaped by orchestras like those commanded by Duke Ellington, Count Basie and Fletcher Henderson, bands that used dance rhythms and jazz improvisations to enormous effect.

And she writes about these women in two utterly different modes: 1) the lyrical and nostalgic, which she used to enormous effect in her 2003 novel, "One Last Look," and her early novels set in Hawaii ("My Old Sweetheart," "The Whiteness of Bones," "Sleeping Beauties"); and 2), the transgressive and graphic, which she used jarringly in her 1995 erotic thriller, "In the Cut".

In Detachment, Brody plays contained angst to enormous effect: Henry Barthes tames unruly hordes of disaffected kids through a kind of charismatic distance while privately flipping out, sitting weeping on buses as he remembers his dead alcoholic mother or giving in to explosive bouts of fury.

With an eye to the potent power of behavioural economics, he announced that his Behavioural Insights Team (or, "Nudge Unit", the brainchild of 2010 that has reportedly saved Britain hundreds of millions of pounds – and is now the envy of the Obama administration) would be spun-out and expanded, possibly to enormous effect.

After the disappointment of the author's last book -- an oddly detached and stilted novel called "A Regular Guy" (1996), about a Steve Jobs-like entrepreneur -- "Off Keck Road" showcases the gifts of emotional sympathy and psychological observation that Ms. Simpson used to such enormous effect in "Anywhere but Here" and "The Lost Father" (1992).

However, the current study findings clearly support the small role of these contributions in comparison to the enormous effect of the Circle.

Owing to the enormous effect of the microbiome on host gene expression and the resultant effect on human health, identifying the mechanisms by which bacterial communities are assembled and structured is of substantial interest [ 55, 56].

The limited influence of this seminal skin cancer and recreational tanning report on frequency of popular magazine coverage of related health issues is in stark contrast to the enormous effect of the analogous U.S. Surgeon General's [ 28] report linking tobacco smoking and lung cancer.

Whilst it is ridiculous to claim that television is yet "entertainment", it is even more foolish to deny the enormous effect it will have on entertainment in the future.